Lu Casino Du Lac-Leamy & Le Casino De Montreal

Oreo_The_Cookie

I just turned 18 and Party Poker just isn't enough to satisfy my Poker itch.

Since the age for entering a casino in Ontario is 19, I'll have to take a drive over to Hull and play at the Casino Du Lac-Leamy with a couple of my firends. I might also take the drive over to Montreal and hit the Casino De Montreal too.

I'm just wondering what sort of limits do they offer (1$/2$, 3$/6$). How much Hotel Accomodation (at the Casino or at another hotel) would be (for 3-4 people) and if there is any discount being a Poker player. Also, I have a friend who is 16, but looks old enough to be 18, how difficult would it be for him to sit down and play with us (there would be 3 of us who are 18 and him 16).

Thanks for any info you can give

Hork42

I didn't think they had poker rooms in Quebec. I could be wrong....

Oreo_The_Cookie

I should have checked that before.

Both casinos do offer Poker, but neither offer Hold 'Em.

Though I do suppose I could drive up for some Blackjack

SupaMuncher

I was under the impression that you needed to be over 21 to play online? My understanding was that the determining factor in deciding age limits was the location of the poker client? Am I wrong?

ScottyZ

If you're 18, your best bet (besides playing online) may be to try a casino in the USA, but I'd suggest checking with each specific casino first as to the eligible age.

I was under the impression that you needed to be over 21 to play online?

From the PokerStars Terms of Service:

Please note that the Software, as defined below, is not for use by individuals under 18 years of age or under the legal age of majority in their jusridiction (whichever the greater).

ScottyZ

SupaMuncher

I'm a fairly young-looking 21 year-old, and haven't been IDed at a casino in about a year. That being said, it's probably more a result of staff getting to know me than anything else...

stpboy

I have NEVER walked into a casino without getting I.D.'d and I am a young looking 28. Perhaps it is because they know you well.

stp